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Apple and Textbooks, Part 2: Is There a Class In This Text?
When Apple announced both the release of their iBooks 2 and upgrades to iTunes University, I was curious to see what kind of integration they had between the two. If you do a web search on the subject, you will … Continue reading
The Promise and Perils of Social Software
My friend Joe Ugoretz has a new article on social software in the Academic Commons. He provides a good overview of a number of social software tools and suggestions about how to use them. But also embedded in his piece … Continue reading
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"An excess of teaching presence will limit student-student interaction"
Joe Ugoretz has a
